TERRORISM

In a recent video, Tomislav Salopek said he would be killed in 48 hours if Egyptian authorities did not comply with militants' demands.

The African nation's leader is expected to announce a deal with the violent terrorist group in the near future, a Nigerian news outlet reported.

Researchers unaffiliated with the study said AI could help predict, and avoid, attacks that employ improvised explosive devices.

As Germany helps hinder the spread of the Islamic State group, militants have called on supporters to stage attacks in Europe.

Anjem Choudary -- who was arrested last September -- was charged with the crime of “inviting support” for the Islamic State group.

In August, the group beheaded four Egyptians in the Sinai Peninsula.

A United Nations official has confirmed the authenticity of a list circulating among ISIS fighters that presents the prices of women and child slaves. Young girls sell for less than $200.

The sentencing comes after U.S. President Barack Obama’s controversial trip to Ethiopia, during which he called on the government to improve its record on human rights.

Saudi Arabia is intensifying its crackdown on ISIS affiliates since a string of attacks on Shiite mosques in the country's eastern region.

Airstrikes carried out by the U.S. and its allies in Iraq and Syria over the past year have led to the deaths of hundreds of civilians, according to a new report.

A member of a new Syrian force trained by the U.S. military was believed to have been killed in clashes last week with al Qaeda's Syria wing, in what would be the fledgling force's first battlefield casualty, U.S. officials said.

America-backed moderate rebels will get air support from the U.S., but will it help?

The Israeli security cabinet said it would ensure punishment for the people responsible for an arson attack that killed a Palestinian toddler Friday.

Iran’s Deputy Foreign Minister for Arab and African affairs said Iran has no plans to cooperate with U.S. against ISIS.

Spokesman Colonel Tukur Gusau said in an emailed statement that 101 of the those freed were children, 67 were women and the rest were men.

Boko Haram's insurgency has killed more 15,000 people since 2009, in Nigeria and neighboring countries.

The Turkish military on Sunday also denied accusations of having killed civilians in Friday's bombardment on Zargala in Iraq's Kurdistan region, which had drawn protest the region's President Massoud Barzani.

Turkey insists its bombing campaign in northern Iraq is focused on militants of the Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK).

The attack was carried out with a tractor loaded with two tonnes of explosives on a gendarmarie outpost located in the Dogubeyazit district of eastern Agri province, bordering Iran, the governor's office said.

At least 260 members of the Kurdistan Workers' Party have been killed during Turkey’s air campaign since July 24.

Chad said on Thursday its forces had killed 117 Boko Haram insurgents during a two-week military campaign aimed at clearing islands on Lake Chad used by the militants as hideouts and bases to launch attacks.